Haworthia Injabulo x Emelyae Badia MS417 is a 7cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, multi-tiered rosette displaying an open, star-shaped geometry with rigid, ascending to gracefully recurved succulent foliage arranged in balanced spiral symmetry.
• Leaves: Broadly lanceolate-deltoid to triangular-acuminate, thick and fleshy, canaliculate along the adaxial surface and distinctly keeled on the reverse, tapering into acute, spinose tips with fine terminal awns. The margins and keels are fiercely armed with an uninterrupted comb of crisp, pellucid to white, denticulate teeth.
• Texture & Windows: The apical windows exhibit semi-pellucid clarity beneath an intensely muricate and verrucose surface relief, studded with raised, rounded, crystalline micro-papillae and pustules. Deep green longitudinal striations traverse the fenestrations, providing an intricate, tactile relief across the face.
• Color: Saturated forest-green to deep moss-olive ground color, sharply contrasted by brilliant white marginal spines and reflective surface tubercles; bright light and lean cultivation elicit rich bronze, dark chocolate, and dusky amber stress coloration toward the tips.
